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A business survival guide to Eastern Indonesia

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Mathews, Richard

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Brinkin, NT : The Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit (NARU)

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"This book attempts to do two things: to overview the changes that have shaped and are still shaping the New Indonesia and the place of the eastern provinces within it; and to profile the economies and business environments of the provinces of Eastern Indonesia. Questions such as the one above will the bureaucracy ever change and play a more positive role in national development? – are touched on in various places throughout the book." Introduction.

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